There is certainly an opportunity for exploring validation. However, if you allow HTML, and do not moderate input, then you will always be open to an individual using invalid markup. I like to think of the plugin as more of providing a tool, and not a lock down mechanism. As strong as regular expressions are, creating one to detect for invalid placement of a tag (or close tag functionality) is very difficult. For instance, Karl referred to jTagEditor, which has very robust functionality. However, if you type in a tag, and simply give it an attribute like "class" or "id", then attempt to use the built-in close tags, it will fail.
Thanks for the feedback - these are all things I want to continue to consider. Brian On Nov 13, 12:09 pm, Tobias Parent <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Heck, I was able to do <st<pre>ong>H</pr<code>e>ell</code>o</strong> - > how's THAT for messed up?! > -Toby > > Jake McGraw wrote: > > Any way to include detection for invalid inserts? I was able to do the > > following: > > > <strong>Hello, world</strong> > > > to > > > <strong>Hello, world<em></strong></em> > > > Perhaps a recursive tag count on insert? > > > - jake
